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Two redundant stone barns with Planning Permission granted for the conversion to a four bedroom dwelling with land extending to approximately 0.57 acres.

A range of modern steel portal frame agricultural buildings which partially cover one of two redundant stone outbuildings. The larger of the barns comprises three units and is arranged in an “L” shape configuration. At over 22m, the barn to the rear is double height with traditional timber roof, some remaining internal walls and an earth and rubble floor. Planning permission has been granted for the conversion to a four-bedroom dwelling (Planning Reference: DC/2014/00883). The land extends to approximately 0.57 acres.

Additional land is available by separate negotiation (with Lot 1 only) extending to approximately 0.57 acres (triangle area shown hatched purple on the plan).

Pentre is an idyllic smallholding set in stunning countryside with far reaching views towards central Monmouthshire and the Skirrid Mountain beyond. The non traditional construction or woolaway bungalow is set back from the road with a large garden and parking area. The adjoining agricultural land extends to approximately 12.04 acres of flat and gently sloping permanent pasture.  The property is sold subject to a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use/Development (CLEUD).

The towns of Abergavenny and Monmouth are within easy reach offering an extensive range of retail shops, supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities.

An exciting opportunity to acquire prime agricultural land located close to the sought after village of Trelleck, situated between the historic and established towns of Monmouth and Chepstow.

A useful block of approximately 18.88 acres of productive grass leys which is predominantly level and north facing. The well maintained land is divided into four secure enclosures with stockproof fencing, trimmed hedgerows and established trees. The land is of interest to adjoining landowners, equestrian users or those seeking environmental enhancement or carbon sequestration.

Method of Sale

The property is offered for sale by Informal Tender. Tenders are to be submitted in writing on the Tender Form to the Agents office by no later than midday on Monday 17th June 2024. Tender forms can be obtained from the brochure attached or by contacting the Agents office. Please note the Vendors reserve the right not to accept the highest, or any, tender.

Tenure

Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

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FOR SALE BY INFORMAL TENDER

Approximately 50.13 acres of permanent pasture and woodland together with a useful steel portal frame agricultural building enjoying a private location with good roadside access and mains water.

Closing date for Informal Tenders:  Thursday 14th December at 12 noon

A unique opportunity to acquire a significant block of permanent pasture and woodland together with a steel portal frame building in a private location and within the sought-after Parish of Penallt and within 4 miles of the vibrant town of Monmouth.

• Predominantly flat and gently undulating permanent pasture land.

• Steel portal frame agricultural building 80’ x 50’ together with adjoining concrete yards.

• Excellent roadside frontage on two sides.

• Divided into good sized enclosures with traditional hedgerows and established trees.

• Mains water connected.

METHOD OF SALE

The property is offered for sale by Informal Tender. Tenders are to be submitted in writing on the Tender form to the Agent’s office by no later than midday on Thursday 14th December 2023. Tender forms can be obtained from the Agent’s office. Please note the Vendors reserve the right not to accept the highest, or any, tender.

A rare opportunity to acquire a redundant traditional stone barn together with adjacent paddock extending to approximately 1.16 acres.

For Sale by Public Auction on Thursday 3rd October 2024 at 6pm at The Priory Centre, Abergavenny, NP7 5ND

• Redundant stone barn, prime for redevelopment (STPP).
• Adjacent paddock extending to approx. 1.16 acres.
• Sought-after location within the Brecon Beacons National Park.
• No planning history at the site and a blank canvas for future use.
• Desirable location with a plethora of walks and recreational activities in the locality.
• The barn is Grade II Listed.

Approximately 5.06 acres of permanent pasture divided into three enclosures together with stables and secure store in a stunning and tranquil location.

With access shared with the adjoining properties along a private land, the gently sloping pasture land is being offered for sale by the present owners after 28 years of occupation. Situated in a peaceful location with panoramic views the land has been used for equestrian and sheep grazing purposes. Situated in the southern corner is a stable of timber construction (12’ x 12’) with overhang and paved floor. There is a further timber frame and block work stable with adjoining store room and a timber frame building with corrugated steel sheets and enclosed timber pen. There is spring water to the stables and an outside tap. The land is ideal for equestrian purposes or livestock grazing.

Method of Sale 

The property is offered for sale by Informal Tender. Tenders are to be submitted in writing on the Tender Form to the Agents office by no later than midday on Friday 28th June 2024. Please note the Vendor reserves the right not to accept the highest, or any, tender received and can also change the method of sale if required in order to conclude the sale process.

Tenure

Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Approximately 28 acres of prime pasture land situated adjacent to the B4558, in the picturesque Usk Valley and about a mile north west of the village of Talybont-on-Usk.  Available in two lots  –  Lot 1:  11.56 acres and Lot 2:  16.23 acres.  For Sale by Informal Tender.

An exciting opportunity to acquire prime agricultural land with good access and natural water supply in a renowned stock rearing area.  The land is gently sloping and divided into good size enclosures with stock netting and established hedgerows and mature trees. Of interest to farmers, landowners, equestrian users or those seeking environmental enhancement and carbon sequestration.

Lot 1 (Guide Price:  £115,000) –  Adjoining Penawer Farm, a block of 11.56 acres of permanent pasture land with direct access from B4558. The gently sloping pasture is divided into three enclosures with stock netting and traditional hedgerows. The land is elevated above the road with superb views across the Usk Valley.  There is natural spring water on the north western edge used for livestock drinking purposes. There is a useful livestock handling area at the roadside for the loading/ unloading of livestock.

There is a further Lot available:-

Lot 2 (Guide Price:  £170,000)  –  Extending to approximately 16.23 acres of permanent pasture land.  Please see separate listing.

Method of Sale  –  The property is offered for sale by Informal Tender. Tenders are to be submitted in writing on the Tender Form to the Agents office by no later than midday on Monday 22nd April 2024. Tender forms can be obtained from the Agents office. Please note the Vendors reserve the right not to accept the highest, or any, tender.

Due to the level of interest/number of offers received, we have been instructed to proceed to ‘Best and Final Offers’. If you are interested in offering on this land, please submit your ‘Best and Final Offer’ by 12 noon on Thursday 12th September 2024.

Situated in the quiet and scenic village of Gwehelog, an exciting opportunity to acquire approximately 0.19 acres of amenity woodland.

With road frontage, the land has been unmanaged in recent years, however has the potential for recreational use or environmental enhancement (STPP).

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A stone built farmhouse, range of brick and stone outbuildings together with approx. 24 acres of agricultural land.

Located in a scenic location adjacent to the River Tawe and on the fringe of Ystradgynlais.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY 

Ynysglantawe is a delightful small farm located in a private and scenic position in the shadow of Caeralem and adjoining the River Tawe. The property is in need of complete renovation and updating throughout and has potential to make a superb family home:

• Three reception rooms on the ground floor together with three bedrooms and family bathroom on the first floor.
• Useful range of red brick and stone outbuildings together with timber frame agricultural buildings located a short distance from the residential dwelling.
• Interesting range of brick and stone outbuildings suitable for conversion to alternative uses (subject to planning permission).
• Approx 2.63 acres of land is let to Neath Port Talbot Council on a lease and currently used for sports playing field.
• Approx 20.31 acres of mainly permanent pasture, scrub and established woodland.
• Total area including house, yards and buildings 23.92 acres.
• Ystradgynlais has an extensive range of shops, supermarket, schools and light industry all within less than 1 mile of the property.
• Swansea 12 miles  • Gower 25 miles    • Cardiff 52 miles    • Brecon 26 miles.

Agricultural Buildings

A short distance to the west of the farmhouse is a range of red brick and traditional stone outbuildings under a slate and corrugated tin roof. The former milking byre, calf cots and stables are ideally suited for conversion to holiday lets or business use (STPP). There is also a timber and steel frame hay barn with corrugated tin roof forming part of the complex.

The Land

The flat land is divided into three distinctive parts. Approx 15.07 acres is adjacent to the farmhouse and outbuildings. A further block of 6.23 acres of permanent pasture and woodland is situated to the north of Wind Road which leads to the Welsh Water treatment works. Situated to the west is approx. 2.63 acres of land which is let under a Lease to Neath Port Talbot Council as a playing field (shown hatched yellow on the plan in this brochure). Further details are available from the Vendors solicitor.  The land is sold subject to an overage provision (further details available from the Vendor’s Solicitor).

A highly productive arable and grassland farm together with established woodland extending to approximately 245 acres (99.3 hectares).

Available “To Let” on a 7-year Farm Business Tenancy commencing on the 25th March 2025.

Lower Berthllwyd Farm forms part of the wider Pontypool Park Estate and has been farmed by the current tenant since 1995. Rarely do mixed cropping farms of this nature become available in Monmouthshire and the holding offers a fantastic opportunity for the incoming tenant to enhance their agricultural enterprises.

Historically, the holding has been a mix of arable cropping and grassland together with breeding sheep and store cattle rearing. The land to the north of Berthllwyd Road is mainly undulating grassland, the land to the south is mainly arable cropping. The land is Grade 4. At the centre of the holding is a useful range of modern steel portal framed agricultural buildings used for grain storage and livestock rearing together with a good size concrete yard. The character stone-built farmhouse is adjacent to the buildings and yard and provides two reception rooms and four bedrooms. The farm is let on a Full Repairing basis and not Model Clauses.

Please see our brochure for full details including the Tenancy Agreement (Heads of Terms).

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